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Infographic Saturday has been going for about a month now, and I'm quickly realizing an unintentional theme: Agreement isn't necessary. I use this space to share an infographic that taught me something new or inspired a reaction. Lately, that reaction has been... Eh? This week's infographic is a terrific example.

Would you like to get more people to see your Facebook posts? When your Facebook posts last longer in the feed, they are more likely to be shared, liked and commented on by fans. This will further increase their exposure and drive more engagement, website traffic, leads and sales.

Has the fan activity on your Facebook page stalled? Is your "People talking about this" number shrinking instead of growing? The solution might be simple: You need to post better status updates. If you need inspiration, take a look at this infographic from ShortStack and The Social Skinny.

Alright, so here's my theory. People log on to Facebook right away when they wake up, so we should skew our Facebook publishing to early morning. But wait ... I think they also use it to mess around during the workday when they get bored -- like around that 2:00 lull.

The way you write your Facebook posts is the number one key to engaging with your audience. And with the latest change in the newsfeed algorithm, more engagement means more reach. And the more people you reach, the more you are likely to get likes, comments and shares which will in turn bring even more...